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It may be symbolic of something else.

Buy the book 4 views on Hell by John Walvoord and read the position by Crockett. Basically we do not interpret the flames literally nor the lake of fire as it may be symbolic of something else. Jesus was using graphic language so that his 1st century audience would understand. Take it literally...

Have you debated John of Japan?

Terrible. How is he doing?

Well I am reading a book on the history of alcohol in the church and so far it was very accepted as a beverage while alcohol abuse shunned.

Yes some may choose that. But to force that position on everyone is what I am concerned about.

My church does not fully embrace all SBC doctrines. For example most SBC are arminian and teach tithing while my church does not.

Sounds like Bob Jones University and my former church and their legalistic standards.

Did he explain his experience after death?

Are you saying that those fundamental baptists were open to alcoholic beverages while today's are mostly teetotalists?

That's what I thought. These accounts are made up. Lies!

Dr. Bob is a particular Baptist and historic fundamental baptist. I see we agree on the alcohol debate and his church uses wine at the lords supper which seems very rare for a baptist church in my experience. Can someone please explain to me what is particular baptist and historic fundamental...

Historic fundamental baptist? How are they different than most IFB?

What does temperance over absistence mean regarding drinking?

SBC Baptist Calvinist Dispensational pre mill 6 literal creation days Literal view of Hell but open to the metaphorical view. Word for word and thought for thought as I prefer ESV/NIV. Way of the Master evangelist

These accounts seem to multiply like Gremlins! Read another one today of some Buddhist Monk who was dead for 3 days and then came back to life. What say you of these accounts? If it's not biblical it's a false account. But was the monk really dead for that long? Seems unreal. Maybe he made the...

I think I picked a more complex subject than what can be understood.

My church does not say that because it's not biblical.

Execsive use? So they can drink in moderation?

Thanks. I am reading all the replies.